Wonder Woman #758 (Orlando, Lupacchino, McCarthy) is a textbook example on how to tell a fantastic, character-defining story about a given lead character. It’s a shame we won’t get anymore from this creative team, so enjoy this issue with everything you’ve got!
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Although, many of the story lines, villains and heroes themselves, have been altered from the source material, we are still seeing what, as a child, I never thought I would see and am having so much fun watching the stories unfold.
DetailsSmile Down the Runway
Series review for Smile Down the Runway. Chiyuki Fujito and Ikuto Tsumura try to make it into the fashion industry. A solid show with an impactful story and interesting characters.
DetailsThe Green Lantern Season Two #5
Green Lantern Season Two #5 (Morrison, Sharp, Oliff, Orzechowski) continues the series’ impressive run, delivering a high-action issue illustrated in an excellent Kirby-influenced style.
DetailsBelle vs. The Black Knight One-Shot
The Belle vs. The Black Knight one-shot (Franchini, Forte, Ianniello, Manuel Rodriguez, Hathaway) is a comic that understands not to take itself too seriously and above all else, have fun.
DetailsThe Butcher of Paris #5
The Butcher of Paris #5 (Phillips, Kotz, Wordie, Peteri, Johnson) sees the trial of serial killer Marcel Petiot turn circus thanks to a terrifyingly familiar sort of national apathy.
DetailsStrange Academy #2
Strange Academy #2 (Young, Ramos, & Delgado) suffers from the delay between issues but holds on to the potential for greatness.
DetailsHarley Quinn Black + White + Red #3
The third chapter of the DC Digital First series Harley Quinn Black + White + Red (Ahmed, Rodriguez, Cowles) is a truly fun story with remarkably memorable artwork, examining the the imprint Harley has left on both fans and the greater DC Universe.
DetailsDiscover the Untold Origins of the All-Maudra Mayrin from the Netflix Series in July 2020
DetailsMatt Reeves and Terrence Winter to expand on the HBO MAX/ DC Entertainment line with a series commitment of a drama set in the Gotham City Police Department.
DetailsGhost Rider #7
Despite the arc becoming a bit cluttered with the inclusion of so many different narrative elements, Ghost Rider #7 (Brisson, Kuder, Keith, Caramagna) proves to be another fun entry in a dark, yet rewarding series hellbent on bringing back horror at Marvel.
DetailsAlienated #3
Alienated #3 (Spurrier, Wildgoose, & May) packed a solid punch worthy of making me flip back to the first page as soon as I was finished.
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